How inclusive are your policies, procedures and general operations?
27th April 2026
The BBC have recently reported on an 18-year-old woman who was escorted out of a nightclub after she was told her wheelchair was a safety risk.
Read moreIntermittent fasting - practical considerations and the importance of food safety in the workplace
24th April 2026
Intermittent fasting is increasingly popular in workplaces as employees seek structured ways to support their health and wellbeing.
Read moreAre we seeing the climate changing for Legionella?
24th April 2026
As discussed in my insight of the 11th March 2026, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) are investigating an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in London.
Read moreCan remote monitoring assist your water compliance?
9th April 2026
New technologies are becoming increasingly available to assist with day-to-day compliance monitoring of our buildings water systems. However, despite these advances in technology, water monitoring tasks are largely still conducted manually by site engineers.
Read moreHow indoor plants can scrub pollutants from the air
7th April 2026
Indoor plants are often promoted as a natural way to improve air quality in workplace environments, but scientific evidence suggests their effectiveness as air cleaners is limited in real-world settings.
Read moreKeeping asbestos in mind
1st April 2026
As highlighted by my colleague Mike Ayling last week, the 1st to 7th April, this year is Global Asbestos Awareness Week. So, as part of the campaign, we have posed some questions for you to consider in how you are managing your asbestos risks.
Read moreWater management policies
31st March 2026
Water management policies are becoming increasingly important within health, safety and environmental (HSE) compliance, particularly as the UK faces growing water scarcity, alongside tightening regulatory expectations.
Read moreKeeping control of your Legionella management
27th March 2026
Following a recent reported ‘cluster’ of Legionella cases in London and another outbreak in New York (to my knowledge, there have been at least four over the last couple of years), unsurprisingly testing equipment/kits for Legionella bacteria are being pushed again.
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